Apple MacBook Pro Hands-On: First OLED Screen, Touch And A ...
Apple’s updated 16-inch MacBook Pro adds a first-of-its-kind tandem OLED touch screen and faster M5 chips, but upgrades push pricing sharply higher.
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I’m No Screen Snob, but Apple’s 16-Inch MacBook Pro With PROLED XDR Blew Me Away
Apple’s 16-inch MacBook Pro finally gets touch, but the real star is the glorious look of its tandem OLED panel. Add a thinner, lighter build, upgraded thermals, and superb battery life, and you have the mobile Mac workstation to beat.
Apple M5 Max MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Review: Don’t Touch It
Apple's new, highest-end MacBook Pro diverged from the last few launches in that it didn't focus on performance at all, but rather leaned on a feature the company famously said would never come to macOS: touch control. I get why Apple did this, but touch isn't at all a reason to get this computer. But to be clear, that doesn't mean you shouldn't get this computer. Quite the opposite, in fact.
Apple MacBook Pro Hands-On: First OLED Screen, Touch And A ...
Two laptops at €8,000, two Arm chips, 128 GB of unified memory and a 16-inch touch OLED screen. I passed exactly the same tests to Apple's new MacBook Pro M5 Max and the first Nvidia RTX Spark laptop PC. The Mac won most but not all duels.
Now it comes: Apple introduced the first MacBook with touchscreen. We test how good the new OLED screen is and what the finger control is.
At a minimum of 3,299 euros (14 inches) or 3,899 euros (16 inches), the new MacBook Pro PROLED XDR is the laptop at the highest starting price in Apple's history. It is also the first one with a touch screen, 16 years after Steve Jobs's famous anti-tactile statement. But people who make fun of Apple on this feature are wrong: the touch is not there to replace the trackpad, but is just an additional option in an ultra-complete machine. And on thi…
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